rtitioning for large data volumes, handling the case of
deriving from generated base classes, shared models between 'blueprints'), but
the core of yours looks pretty neat.
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app uses an external authentication service for most of its
users, so this won't affect us in production - but for those running sites with
high signup rates, this could be a surprise. Is that worth a mention in the
release notes?
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okie-based sessions, and our
build-time patch for select_for_update(). Next up is checking that there aren't
any significant performance regressions.
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ld I raise a ticket for this one?
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out of the context (use the 'request' context processor) - then use whatever
mechanism you used before to pick a template based on the request.
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There may be another way of doing what we're doing without post_init, but I'd
need to look into it.
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in #15580.
Thanks for that, Ian. It sounds like those Oracle failures aren't
related to this patch, then.
Is there anything else that needs to be done before 2705 can be merged?
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I'd welcome review and feedback on improving the patch; I'd welcome
seeing it merged even more. :)
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There are other possible implementations, of course; but it turned out
that being able to determine the base template dynamically solved our
problem pretty elegantly.
Put a feature in, and someone, somewhere will be using it :)
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cessed, look at
django.core.handlers.base:94-98). Having a template tag would probably
be fine, as the URLConf is set by render time, but don't expect to be
able to do a one-off analysis of the URLConf at application startup.
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available as an attribute of the base view class.
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> On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 10:31 AM, Dan Fairs wrote:
>> I've mainly worked on the tests and docs, not the core content of the patch,
>> but I'd welcome any comments on the implementation as well - I'd like to see
>> this get in (be it in a 1.3 or 1.4
ncidentally, brunobraga is the owner of this ticket currently - should I
claim it?)
Malcolm's main gripe was the API. If anyone has any better ideas - I'm all ears!
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Cool - the Python I'm using is a Mac OS X Snow Leopard system Python. I'll
rebuild my dev environment with a newer Python.
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> On 12/02/2010 03:43 PM, Dan Fairs wrote:
>> My gut feeling is that this boils down to this vastly simplified
>> demonstration of how list() works:
>>
>>>>> class Foo(object):
>> ... def __len__(self):
>> ... print 'len called&#x
= []
thread = threading.Thread(
target=self.run_select_for_update,
args=(status,),
kwargs={'nowait': True},
)
thread.start()
# We should find the thread threw an exception
time.sleep(1)
self.end_blocking_transact
at validation pass, and then for the underlying
model to not be saved when the formset save() is called.
(For the curious - we discovered this while writing tests for a Piston API that
uses formsets to validate data, and accidentally passed a '0' instead of
omitting the field i
;s Mock library to patch a setting for the duration of a
test case. Chris Withers' testfixtures library also has some sugar to provide a
context manager approach, though I haven't used that in a little while.
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website to one that requires authentication is simply a case of removing the
standard 'View' permission from anonymous users.
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ield(max_length=200)
>votes = models.IntegerField()
>
> def __unicode__(self):
>return self.choice
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> When I do
>>>> from mysite.polls.models import Poll, Choice
>>>> Poll.object.all()
>
> I get "poll.object" instead of a name.
is wrong. The 'def __unicode__' line needs to be
intended to the same level as question and pub_date, else it won't be
considered part of the Poll class.
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import MyModel
class MyModelConnection(connection.ModelConnection):
def __call__(self):
... return a database connection ...
connection.register(MyModel, MyModelConnection)
I guess there's no reason even for MyModelConnection to be a class; a
callable would do.
Just a thought.
Cheers
namespace package front, I'd be wary; I started trying to use
them, but a client of mine on Windows has experienced problems using
them in Django (in places where some __import__ magic is done). I'll
raise a ticket when I get down to a minimal example.
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